In the in-depth interview he granted the Bulletin a few days ago, a point stressed by Jet2's CEO Steve Heapy concerned queues at airports. He was critical of the UK Border Force and queues at UK airports and hoped that there would not be a similar situation with controls at Spanish airports. He observed that if there are queues in the UK for flying out and then also big queues getting into Spain, it won't feel like people are on holiday.
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Wait a minute here, so all these flights arrived and no one was expecting them????? It's an after effect of desperation for tourist money.
Armengol will be rubbing her hands and bleating her strategy for tourism has worked. A legend in her own mind
Another reason for not coming this year plus PCR tests and the same hold ups when returning in our case to Heathrow.
Surely you ask how many planes are landing, their maximum capacity and then cater for that number. That covers the worst case scenario. Is that not common sense? In Mallorca I guess not.
Absolute disgrace this just proves how incompetent you are scenes like this will stop tourists from returning to the island as you are dangerous you can kiss goodbye too any recovery you had hoped for .
Various international flights arrived at same time! It’s an airport that’s what they do.. What additional checks are taking place at the moment very few and very low footfall compared with normal peak season. Suspected that would happen in Palma as it is always slow at I bound compared with say faro which really slick at moving people through.